Sentences with phrase «relatively sheltered life»

Once leaving her relatively sheltered life in the States, Kim Barker embraces her wartime environment in the «Ka - bubble» of Afghanistan.

Not exact matches

Despite all the pushing and shoving one has to endure (or apply) en route to press screenings here at Cannes — as well as the hierarchical system of badges I lamented in last year's post — a critic's life at the festival is a relatively sheltered one.

In this case, the surplus inventory comprises dogs and cats (who have a relatively short shelf life) sitting in crowded shelters.

With around 25 full - time staff members and an annual intake between 4,000 and 5,000 animals per year, the shelter has excelled at making relatively limited resources go a long way toward saving lives.

The sheltered conditions of these relatively shallow sites are ideal for divers of all ages and skill levels, and in addition to a variety of coral cover and marine life, there is a small plane wreck to explore.

Aloy has lived in a relatively sheltered community her whole life and now seeks to explore the dangers of the world, and possibly comprehend the mysterious downfall of humanity.

Ross - Ho's workspace is located in a large former warehouse on a relatively empty street, but the Skid Row neighborhood is home to thousands of people, many of whom are homeless or living in shelters.